Last updated: November 2026
This page explains how to delete your account and data for every game published by WNAF Games on Google Play, including 2048, Sky Flyer, Word Trail, Sudoku, Nonogram, Block Drop, Snake, Four in a Row, Ludo, and Carrom (listed on Google Play as Carrom: Strike & Pocket, package sbs.wnafgames.carrom).
You never create a username, password, or profile with WNAF Games to play any of our games. The only identity-related data our games touch is described below, and everything is deletable the way we describe here.
By default, all game progress, settings, and puzzle state are stored locally on your device. This covers every game when played without signing in. Uninstalling the app permanently deletes all of this local data immediately — nothing is kept on our servers.
If you chose to sign in with Google Play Games Services (used for leaderboards, achievements, and cloud save in some games), that data is stored and controlled by your Google account, not by WNAF Games. You can delete it at any time from your device: open the Google Play Games app or Play Games Services settings → your profile → Data, privacy & communications → Delete Play Games activity, or manage it directly at myaccount.google.com. Signing in was always optional.
These three games offer real-time online matches. To support this, they sign you in anonymously to a backend session identifier (no name, email, or Google profile attached) and store match data — room codes, move history, and, for Ludo, server-generated dice rolls — for the duration of the match.
To request deletion of this server-side session and match data:
Because this data is tied to an anonymous session rather than a named account, there is no in-app "delete account" button to press — the email request above is how deletion is carried out, and it results in full deletion, not partial retention.
Once a request above is processed, the anonymous session identifier and any match/room data tied to it are permanently removed from our systems. Aggregated, de-identified analytics or crash reports that can no longer be tied back to a session are not affected, since they were never personally identifiable to begin with.
For anything not covered here, see the Contact page or email support@wnafgames.sbs directly. Our full Privacy Policy covers what data each game collects and why.